Town Election Results Across Races
Della Morte wins town election by 46 votes for probate judge two year term. Morrissey edges Ostby for sewer commissioner by 28 votes. Edmonds tops Robinson in second district with 118 vote margin. Wilbur wins second district race against Munro by 189 votes. Local results show party labels R and D with mixed outcomes across offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian A_ Ostby
Edward C Morrissey
Morrissey
Joseph M Edmonds
Thomas N Robinson
Edmonds
Fred Wilbur R
Walter H Munro
Wilbur
Basketball Doubleheader Highlights Newport Defeat and Mixed Exhibition
Last Tuesday at the M CA gym the N JA five beat Newport Electric 46 to 18 as Bristol led 34 to 10 at halftime. The NIR Co lineup included Tollefson Flanagan Dwyer and Coggeshall with Brisban scoring eight. Between halves YMCA Juniors defeated NIR girls 18 to 12 in the first mixed exhibition, led by Levitan. Tonight Bristol Town Team hosts Newport All Stars at the Naval Armory with a fast lineup and postgame dancing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mca
N JA
Newport Electric Corp
Newport
Bristol
Newport Bisbane
Tollefson
Flanagan
Dwyer
Kane Coggeshall
Chiwvea Drummey
McDonald Currier
Lee
Murphy
Bisbane
Coggeshall
Currier
Olivea
McDonald
Garvin Timer—Mason
YMCA
NIR
Barney” Levitan
Miss Gray
Ymca Jrs N | R Girls Church
Fay Levitan
Lematre
Beavis Balfour
Ce Grav Munroe
Goettler Gorham
Leteller
Levitan
Church
Balfour Gorham
Grav
Goettler
Garvin
Naval Armory
Church Street
Bristol Town
Newport All Stars
South Kingston
Tim Sullivan
Oscar Martin
Leo Martin
Hughie Smith
Tom Sullivan
Shea
Harrington
Stewart Chow Coggeshall
Rishbana
Geisler
Tinkeff
Warren
One of the best games at St Thomas court ends in Manton win
The St Thomas five defeated Bristol Town 14 to 12 in a fierce contest. Geisler opened with a Bristol lead, Murphy and Geisler sparked late plays, and Hughie Smith foul put Manton two ahead with seconds left. Attendance and scorers listed: ST THOMAS Delahunt Gensler Drummes Smith Stewart Tinkoff Casey Murph Bisbano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Thomas
Tesdas
St Thomas Court
Mantonites
Geisler
Bristol Town
Bristol
Murphy
Geister
Manton
Hughie Smith
Newport Five
Delahunt
Gensler Leslie
Drummes
H Smith
C Stewart O'Connor
J Murphy
Tinkoff Casey
F Murph
Bisbano
Leslie
Tinkoff Drumme
Stewart
Hasnev
Forum Series Hosts Hannan Talk on Business Prospects
I R Hanna director of the Roger Babson Statistical Organization will speak on The Future of Business Conditions next Sunday at the Bristol Forum. He previously worked in Porto Rico and in national industrial research, guiding Babson investigations into economic trends. George Warren leads singing, Mrs Hobbs plays piano, Colin Holm presides, and a collection funds the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Forum
David Vaughan
Charles Kroll
I R Hanna
Roger Babson
Porto Rico
Babson
Chamber of Commerce
George Warren
William C Hobbs
Colin T Holm
Armistice Day celebration funding debated by Town Council
The council votes to include 1000 dollars in the Financial Town Meeting call for Armistice Day celebration planned with Kearney Post. Veterans push to mark the 1918 Armistice with a public observance, aided by a citizens committee and local fund raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney Post
Kearney
SPNCO
Armaistree
Aristol
Rhode Island D A R Holds 29th State Conference in Providence
Bristol Chapter members attend the D A R state conference at the Biltmore Hotel on March 14. Mrs Osamuel H Davis of Westerly, retiring State Regent, is thanked with flowers. she will be succeeded by Mrs George H Fowler of Pawtucket. Mrs RK Blackmar retires as Bristol Chapter Recording Secretary and becomes State Librarian. Mrs Edwards Wasterbrooks of Bristol is chosen State Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Islands
Biltmore
Providence
Bristol
Osamuel H Davis
Westerly
George H Fowler
Pawtucket
RK Blackmar
Edwards Wasterbrooks
Luncheon and reception honor new officers at Bristol event
Nearly 200 attended a noon luncheon in the Bristol ball room followed by a 1 30 reception for new officers. Addresses by Mrs Albert L Calder and Mrs Richard Jackson Barker, plus Rex Floyd W Tompkins Jr and Mrs Charles S Whitman, highlighted a pleasant day. The state group urged Bristol School Committee to preserve East Burial Ground. Boys' State Day initiative aims for 100 dollars with two 15 boy teams canvassing town from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. culminating in a ladies’ supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Calder
Richard Jackson Barker
Rex Floyd W. Tompkins, Jr
Charles S Whitman
New York State
Bristol
Old East Burial Ground
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Bristol County
A. A. Edmonds CO
Ese Sima
Tel
John the Tailor
Scotland
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
L. Levy
Shoe Store
State Street
Barrett Company
Barrett
Wardwell Lumber Co
Edward L. Leahy
R.&d
Amos
Gorham
Mary J. Condon
Francisco G. Vieira
Cornelius J_ Hasbrouck
Anson B. Howard
Clinton T Sherman
Condon
Vieira and
Hasbrouck
Robert Newbold
Frank Goff
Peter J Lannon
Bate
Agricultural Department
Mr Thomas
Swift
Bristol Farm
Florida
R. I. Baldwin
Fancy Winesap
Newman Bros
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